But this molecule itself isn't the one that causes hallucinations in humans.

但这种分子本身并不是导致人类产生幻觉原因。

Just mind-blowing designs, worked out from the higher geometry.

只有通过高等几何学算人产生幻觉设计。

Five Adam Sandler movies, including " The Waterboy, " in which he played a hallucinating football coach.

五部亚当·桑德勒电影，包括《呆呆向前冲》，他在其中扮演一个产生幻觉足球教练。

(Laughter) A great, fun, hallucinatory place to visit has become our home.

（笑声） 一个伟大、有趣、令人产生幻觉地方已经变成了我们家。

People with schizophrenia often experience hallucinations: false sensations or perceptions.

精神分裂症患者经常会产生幻觉：错误感觉知觉。

Could time just be some sort of illusion generated by the limitations of the way we perceive the universe?

我们是不是因为对宇宙感知受到限制，才会产生时间幻觉？

You start hallucinating and a dark figure begins moving towards you.

你开始产生幻觉，一个黑色身影开始向你移动。

There is a growing number of scientists who believe that our idea of consciousness is an illusion created within the brain.

越来越多科学家相信，我们所认为意识是大脑内部产生幻觉。

But it was common for it to be somewhere near the visual pathway of the brain, in areas where outside stimulation is known to create hallucinations.

但它通常位于大脑视觉通路，外界刺激产生幻觉区域。

This produces hallucinations called auras, which can include seeing flashing lights and geometric patterns and experiencing tingling sensations.

这会产生称为光环幻觉，其中可能包括看到闪烁灯光和几何图案，以及体验刺痛感。

" It's a mask of some sort, " thought Caspian. " Or perhaps I'm in a fever and imagining it all."

“这准是一种特殊面具。”凯斯宾思忖，“要不然就是我发烧产生幻觉。”

And I mean, when you've just come through an intensely horrible and bloody civil war, you might be feeling a wee bit disillusioned.

我意思是 如果你刚刚经历一场可怕而残酷内战 那么你可能会产生一丝幻觉。

Some can be seen in the " Mona Lisa." Using " atmospheric perspective, " he made images at greater distances hazier, producing the illusion of profound depth.

有些可以在《蒙娜丽莎》中看到。使用“大气透视法”，他使更远距离图像变得更模糊，从而产生深邃幻觉。

Almost always, between loves, they would eat naked in the bed, in the hallucinating heat and under the daytime stars that the rust had caused to shine on the zinc ceiling.

几乎总是，在做爱间隙，他们会在床上赤身裸体进食，在令人产生幻觉高温下，在白日星光下，因为铁锈使锌天花板闪耀着光芒。

The Doors of Perception was published in the mid 1950s by Aldous Huxley, about Huxley's experience taking a kind of drug called " mescaline." This was a drug that made people hallucinate.

The Doors of Perception 是奥尔德斯·赫胥黎 (Aldous Huxley) 于 1950 年代中期版一本书，讲述了赫胥黎服用一种名为“麦斯卡林” 药物经历。 这是一种使人产生幻觉药物。

But they don't really have a stable identity, a sense of self that we associate with most certainly animal brains, they still hallucinate confabulate, they could have a limited learning ability, but you can't put them through college.

但他们并没有真正拥有稳定身份，没有一种我们与动物大脑联系在一起自我意识，他们仍然会产生幻觉，他们学习能力可能有限，但你不能他们读完大学。

Some researchers think that overly responsive dopamine systems might magnify brain activity in some way, perhaps creating hallucinations and other so-called positive symptoms as the brain loses its capacity to tell the difference between internal and external stimuli.

一些研究人员认为，过度反应多巴胺系统可能会以某种方式放大大脑活动，当大脑失去区分内部和外部刺激能力时，可能会产生幻觉和其他所谓阳性症状。